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13 December 2023
A9 Inquiry SPICe summary Dec2023_
The paper also states that “While the publicly know 2025 completion date of the Programme is generally accepted as no longer credible, the lack of certainty around a new date will also be received negatively”.
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21 October 2024
Audit Planning AGS to PAC 16 Oct 2024
The date specified cannot therefore be later than Tuesday 1 July 2025. • The inspection end date should be 15 working days from (and including) the start date but cannot be later than Monday 21 July 2025. 159.
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Management of Offenders (Scotland) Bill 17 Part 2—Disclosure of convictions (2) After section 5E (inserted by section 24) there is inserted— “5F Disclosure period for certain mental health orders (1) Subsection (2) applies where, further to the making of a compulsion order as mentioned in subsection (1) of section 59 of the Criminal Procedure (Scotland) 5 Act 1995 in relation to a person, a restriction order under that section is made in respect of the person. (2) The disclosure period applicable to the restriction order is a period beginning with the date...
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1 December 2025
SPBill44BS062025corrected
Notice of assessment 7 (1) The valuer must, before the expiry of the period mentioned in sub-paragraph (2), serve a notice in writing, specifying the matters mentioned in sub-paragraph 25 (3), on— (a) the tenant, and (b) the landlord. (2) The period is the period of 8 weeks beginning with— (za) the date on which the valuer is appointed by the landlord under paragraph 30 A2(2), (a) the date on which the period, within which an application under paragraph 2(3) may be made, expires, or (b) where such an application is made, the date of the Land Court’s decision on it. 35 (3) The matters are— (a) the value, assessed under paragraph 4(1), of the land being resumed— (i) if sold with vacant possession, and (ii) if sold with the tenant still in occupation, 55 Land Reform (Scotland) Bill Part 2—Leasing land Chapter 3—Agricultural holdings 1 (b) the amount, calculated in accordance with paragraph 6, to be payable by the landlord to the tenant in respect of compensation for the value of the land being resumed. (4) The notice must also— 5 (a) be dated, (b) state the date of valuation of each of the values and the amount mentioned in sub-paragraph (3), and (c) set out how the valuer arrived at each of those values and that amount. (5) The notice may also contain or be accompanied by any other information that 10 the valuer considers appropriate. 1 (6) A notice served under sub-paragraph (1) is a “notice of assessment”.
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5 November 2025
SPBill44BS062025
Notice of assessment 7 (1) The valuer must, before the expiry of the period mentioned in sub-paragraph (2), serve a notice in writing, specifying the matters mentioned in sub-paragraph 25 (3), on— (a) the tenant, and (b) the landlord. (2) The period is the period of 8 weeks beginning with— (za) the date on which the valuer is appointed by the landlord under paragraph 30 A2(2), (a) the date on which the period, within which an application under paragraph 2(3) may be made, expires, or (b) where such an application is made, the date of the Land Court’s decision on it. 35 (3) The matters are— (a) the value, assessed under paragraph 4(1), of the land being resumed— (i) if sold with vacant possession, and (ii) if sold with the tenant still in occupation, 55 Land Reform (Scotland) Bill Part 2—Leasing land Chapter 3—Agricultural holdings 1 (b) the amount, calculated in accordance with paragraph 6, to be payable by the landlord to the tenant in respect of compensation for the value of the land being resumed. (4) The notice must also— 5 (a) be dated, (b) state the date of valuation of each of the values and the amount mentioned in sub-paragraph (3), and (c) set out how the valuer arrived at each of those values and that amount. (5) The notice may also contain or be accompanied by any other information that 10 the valuer considers appropriate. 1 (6) A notice served under sub-paragraph (1) is a “notice of assessment”.
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 May 2024
Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee 02 May 2024
The proposal that I make in my bill, which you will not have seen yet—the bill is being drafted at the moment and I expect that it will be ready before the summer recess—is to reduce the period for MSPs to six months.
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14 November 2025
Agenda for the meeting on 25 November 2025
Member Spotlight: Women’s Support Project – Update on work carried out around learning disability and CSE. F Member Updates G AOCB 1 3 Date and Time of next Meeting a. Date – Date and theme TBC 2
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Official Report
Meeting date:
18 March 2021
COVID-19 Committee 18 March 2021
However, as this is our final committee meeting before the election campaign recess, I would like to express our thanks to a number of people.
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10 June 2024
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Transitional, schedule and definition 33 Transitional provision (1) Any amendment of the 1974 Act by a provision of this Part referring in any way to a 30 sentence applies in relation to a sentence imposed in respect of a conviction before the date on which the provision comes into force (as well as in respect of a conviction on or after that date). (2) Any amendment of the 1974 Act by a provision of this Part referring to a conviction applies in relation to a conviction before the date on which the provision comes into 35 force (as well as in relation to a conviction on or after that date). (3) Subsection (2) applies to the court’s convicting of a person as it applies to a conviction. (4) The 1974 Act applies as if the amendments mentioned in subsections (1) and (2) had always had effect (but see the remaining provisions of this section). 28 Management of Offenders (Scotland) Bill Part 3—The Parole Board (5) Subsection (6) applies where, by virtue of subsection (4), a person— (a) would have been treated as a rehabilitated person for the purposes of the 1974 Act, and (b) would have been so treated by virtue of an amendment of that Act made by a 5 provision mentioned in subsection (1) or (2) before the date on which the provision comes into force. (6) The person is, subject to any order made under section 4(4) or 7(4) of the 1974 Act, to be treated on and after that date as a protected person (within the meaning of that Act as amended by this Act). 10 (7) Subsection (8) applies where, by virtue of subsection (4), a conviction— (a) would have been treated as spent for the purposes of the 1974 Act, and (b) would have been so treated by virtue of an amendment of that Act made by a provision mentioned in subsection (1) or (2) before the date on which the provision comes into force. 15 (8) The conviction is, subject to any order made under section 4(4) or 7(4), to be treated on and after that date as a spent conviction. (9) In subsections (5)(b) and (7)(b), the references to subsection (2) include references to that subsection as applied in subsection (3). 34 Remainder of amendments 20 Schedule 2 makes minor and consequential amendments to the 1974 Act (including changes to certain terminology). 35 Meaning of the 1974 Act In this Part, “the 1974 Act” means the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974.
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 March 2025
Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee 25 March 2025
Under section 28(2) of the Interpretation and Legislative Reform (Scotland) Act 2010, an instrument subject to the negative procedure must be laid at least 28 days before it comes into force, not counting recess periods of more than four days.
